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German artist Martin Klimas explores the question ‘What Does Music Look Like?’ in his latest photographic series. To capture the ‘look’ of music, Klimas first covers a speaker with a sheet of translucent plastic. He then pours brightly colored paints on the sheet and cranks up the volume, snapping thousands of images in a second to capture the exploding, dancing ‘visuals’ of the song. And just as the songs of Pink Floyd and Miles Davis sound nothing alike, their visual counterparts couldn’t look more opposite.

(via Artist Visualizes Famous Songs With Paint Splatters - PSFK)
Pictured: Miles Davis Bitches Brew

futureoflistening:

German artist Martin Klimas explores the question ‘What Does Music Look Like?’ in his latest photographic series. To capture the ‘look’ of music, Klimas first covers a speaker with a sheet of translucent plastic. He then pours brightly colored paints on the sheet and cranks up the volume, snapping thousands of images in a second to capture the exploding, dancing ‘visuals’ of the song. And just as the songs of Pink Floyd and Miles Davis sound nothing alike, their visual counterparts couldn’t look more opposite.

(via Artist Visualizes Famous Songs With Paint Splatters - PSFK)

Pictured: Miles Davis Bitches Brew

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